Your SMSF may have a TBAR due 28 April
The transfer balance account report for some SMSFs is due 28 April 2021. The TBAR is separate from the SMSF annual return and is a trustee reporting obligation. FInd out if you need to act.
The transfer balance account report for some SMSFs is due 28 April 2021. The TBAR is separate from the SMSF annual return and is a trustee reporting obligation. FInd out if you need to act.
As a parent you probably have great expectations for your child. They will have everything you had and more! You will consider their every need and make the most of every opportunity to help them get ahead, right?
As a parent, you try to ensure your children have the skills to make smart financial decisions. For example, you tell them about the importance of saving or the power of compounding interest. But did you know that you could be sending them negative money messages without meaning to?
According to a recent survey by research firm East & Partners for lender Scottish Pacific, nearly 80% of owners of small and medium enterprises said cash flow issues caused them the most sleepless nights.
If you want to get ahead, financially, it’s necessary to take some steps to get there. It may seem daunting and overwhelming but like anything, if you have a professional guiding you along the way, small steps can lead to something great.
There are over 29 million pets in Australia with approximately 61% of households owning one of these 29 million pets. Of that 61%, most are dog owners at 40%, followed by cat owners at 27%. In 2019, over 60% of dog and cat owners considered their pet as a member of their family – which means we want to treat them well and keep them in good health for a long and happy life, but at what cost?
With the increased activity online – be it due to working from home, home schooling, or simply because we have found a great availability of engaging and interesting content and streaming services, we are online a lot more and need to consider if we are adhering to safe cyber practices at home. This means having the right protective measures in place, and ensuring we are discussing safe cyber practices with other members of our household.
Did you know there are over 10 million Australians with a superannuation account, approximately 36% of which hold more than one, which make up $20.8 billion in ‘lost super’. Is some of that yours?